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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1923

Page

3

Gallagher Indictment Prompts School Reform Debate

In the Iowa general assembly Representative Gallagher claims the public school system is near collapse with high schools producing underprepared graduates. The piece argues for efficiency audits, tracking student progress from entry to post graduation, to assess real results and justify the vast educational expenditures.

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Justice sample on Marion trial and warning on job shifts

The piece reports on the Marion trial of the Herrin massacre case with a stenographer witness whose overheard confidential talk was challenged by defense. It contrasts bank failures in Chicago with cautions about changing careers and warns against overestimating other jobs while stressing research before switching fields.

United States Mecca England Canada Marion Buch Herrin Nate Wal Chicago

Ostrich Approach To Winter Health In Florida Debate

Dr. William Brady argues against escaping pneumonia by fleeing north or south. He advises maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature around 60 to 65 degrees and avoiding closed stuffy air. The piece samples reader questions on exercise, diet, and foot care with practical tips and a note on Brady’s health column policy.

Florida North America California Massachusetts Minntsaia Michigan Arctic New Hampshire R. D Aden Salam Helen Brady William Brady

Book of poetry sparks college subscription tale at Storm Lake

In a mix of humorous dialogue and reminiscence, a Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune piece recalls a man and his wife discussing a poetry book and college subscriptions. Andrew muses on book agents while Imogene defends a gift of poetry, as a broader note marks James L. Reid’s forgotten corn fortune and a fund to memorialize his family.

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The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount

Malcolm Starmount takes in two tenement children and vows to help Mary Devlin despite a doomed mother. Doctors reveal Mary faces tuberculosis and needs Adirondack care while Starmount plans to fund treatment and safeguard her future with support from friends and allies.

Malcolm Starmount Laddie Mary Devliner Devlin Nalda Courteney Mary Starmount Mother Starself Mary Devlin Eden Parker Mulcahy Tennant Ufe Godbye Malcah Yount Sfulcahy Grove Starmeount Starmseant Diagnostician Adirondacks Eddie Adiroendacks Mr. Sather Lis Pet Mulcahy Pat Council

Reward

Poem fragment by Frank L. Stanton focusing on enduring effort and the guiding power of love. It contemplates life's hardships, the promise of light, and the dream of certainty against doubt as death and dreams intermingle. The piece blends hopeful imagery with a longing for meaning beyond suffering.

Weather Talk Turns Fickle As Old Man Winter Mumbling

The weather man claimed warmth after Wednesday, but the speaker notes the unreliability of forecasts. He jokes that winter is stubborn, criticizing the three month method and lamenting the missed chances for accurate predictions. The piece ends with a shrug over the unpredictable climate.

IOWA EDITORS Whom I Ear J R Perkins in Council Blut

A fragmented, first person reflection by J R Perkins on envy and false values praising true values, health, intellect, and virtue, amidst a valley of self critique about wealth and literary achievement.

J. R. Perkins Council Tam Tam Myrself

Paris English Theatre Project Aims for Stage in Native Tongue

In Paris on March 23 Americans and Englishmen plan to attend plays in English as a permanent theatre in their language is explored. Fidwin R. Wolfe, director of the Six Americans company which recently staged Her Husband's Wife, promotes interest in the plan.

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Mr Bear Prepares Last Dinner Before Winter Sleep

Mr Bear tidies his den and cooks a final meal for his long nap. He fills shelves with good things and jokes about eating before sleep while a friendly visitor arrives in Part TI of The Sandman Story by AS FL AS WALKER.

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Fox Tricks Bear With Herb Juice Winter Scheme

In a tale, Mr. Fox schemes to raid Mr. Bear’s pantry before winter sleep. He flatters the Bear and offers herb juice as a tonic to tempt the Bear into daily doses, planning to feast on the pantry while the Bear rests. The exchange ends with a cliffhanger urging continuation tomorrow.

Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Suburb Questions

The column answers readers on topics like apple tree seedlings and grafting, fish tongues, and birds handling hairy caterpillars. It explains seedling pitfalls, grafting necessity, and notes that fishes have only rudimentary tongues while certain birds such as cuckoos and Baltimore orioles tackle hairy caterpillars by swallowing or sucking, with hairs remaining in the stomach walls.

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Brain Tests by Sam Loyd Charlade and numeric puzzle

A Loyd brain teaser presents a charadeuffling clue about juice and oak with a riddle asking for a word. Then a numeric puzzle details a foreman paid 1.10 first day then 90 days at 1.11 and other workers totaling 303 days for 303 dollars, implying a pay puzzle.

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Abe Martin Drives Through Towns With Beer Truck

In a lighthearted note Abe Martin endorses careful driving as he navigates five country towns with a truckload of beer while Mise Pearl Moppa quits the Monarch due to the high cost of keeping the team tense.

Pearl Moppa Monarch

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